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'B, Ists. 11 1 HE CO ill TSS tO P,PSfoi• T U. 41, L .1 - 46 ' • -His 31-I.IESIT'S 21 - .lrY do hereby striT Notice, .hat on 77ursday, the Tith Instant, thry-will he ready to receive Tenders in trritin , .r (sealed rip), .ant l treat ,for the ` 5 " 7 " il "1 of 'what FIIESO B EP inay he- • required. for the !'s . e. of His Majesty's Ships nnd Vessels at Pett'rldcarl, ire ...A erdceshire., for 'twelve Calendar ,Months, from the 14t of a. nary next, or as soon Vier as ptacticahle. The Conditions of the rtitttraet may be *ern at the S'e 6:et"-rY '4 : Office, at this Office, or IT appto . leg to iltelroxt '2'aster at Peterhead. retard 'toll be hod to any Tender in which the Prier strap irot be 'inserted in /fiords trt length, or that shall not Le deth•ered to the Board 7frerore One -IP.Glock Thursday, the 24th Instant, nor unless 'tiflPerson who 2 "hes the Tefider, or some Persia ibt attends, to ""dwer when culled for. Tts;ornr must alsobe accompanied bq n litter signed 4 ;' ,1 two responsible Persons, en , , , -ti.%-in!;• to becoo ' , nand with the Party tendering, in the penal Sam of *OOl. /in the due per for 'dance of the contract' • • CO Nlik: ON GOOD TRAVELLING, from the !CAR A- C;;.'N'S II EAD INN, SNOW- I lILL. To YORK, LEEDS, t , IIiIN BURG If ,' and all VA RTS of tire NORTH; * ' "or - InsideCoaclics,t he Best I 1 orses, and keep excallentTime. By \V. 1 1 4(. 1 1.3N T.A I N - nil il Co. NATIACEN'S II EAI) INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON'. Pril E followingP I s OS'-COACHES, - MAIL coACHES, &e. set out from the Saracen's Head Inn, 'otOiv-11 il I' .2- ' ' „•,,The UMPIRE, a New 'LIVERPOOL it Coarlr. only one ' l o.it'en'r'f ie 11,, a ,1, e ar rvin t i; rour InSides and'Eniir Ontsi,'es, `- ‘"S tut every Day at One O'clock, arrives at Lirerlwol next ititteriloon at Six O'cloCk, thrmigh Dunstahle, W o l,,lra, - ; ; Tquiry, N o rtb-impron, Welfuril, Luiterworth, Hinckley, ",-Itrsto is an ne,-Lichtield,-Itiige'ly,StOne, - Newdilstle, Kuutsford, "4.itririd Prescot. .. , .. %o li'l`flA'NlPTON,'Lvniing,tou, Winchos!, , fr; tind Basing' ,nuke New Four Inside (2, ;.icli a 4 l l - hal I-past Seven o'clock in • I , th .e lk-Im ninz, arrives' at the l ll•7 phlii'frin, Sontlia:»pton, by .„,_ i ve o'clock .—This is a most delightful Conyevance t o .` 4 ‘e- Isle o f -Wi g ht, Jersey, kinternsey, StAl4loes ) , Hlivre 'de 'Grace, Cherhurgh, &c. . 'tIREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnat, Post-Colic : li, '',,,, ''el'y Evening at. Five ei'dlod;.—Guarded. . 4 *EY NlOlTTl4,lDonliester, 11l and ford , Salishil ry, Andover, " t r t ,,l, Pasirgstoke, new: Post Coach, erviy Afternoon .: The et. Ondltli'k 1, l's to Gukligey,` - aerSey, Crierburg,' St. "la lec't,.& " t - c. . IN 1 ;;;-% r•TER, Plyrn on tii , Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, T - tit , ontli. ;Owl Salistiirry, ltic - VP6st (',inch, every Mdriiing, V I . Seven ,O!'ebark, flirting!! ileniton, Axminster, Bridport, land ford, ft4g - -I.kgstOke, and'Bm.-,shot. 13 0S . IY;N, Spiadinz, Petei borough, Stilton, and Hunting t"•, li.j.yal , Mail Ciiacii, s , :t's .out t;retrEyeilitl,g to-Spilsby, . nith',Gtlnt'stiV', . and - 11101. . - . ~ . 11 .\ Til mid BM SlOl. Flving Post-Coaches, tririnigh Chip ., nenbai. Caine, and lklarllitirongh, cvcry Afternooo ; arVive : 4 , ,, t Mr. Maits, the Grejlinitrid 'lfni, llat.b, am! the London '''''''erni 'PRotias-strect, and the•S ~:, ; 111ii, p t ri',"tol, next •Morn- L n g. -4 -ttnicli:s to Wells I.3:l , <civalet - , Taunten, Exeter, Ply , ' '', '4 441, :1 , l&C . • ~' 14 :EDS new lighteoaeli, called viejt,,, Fuonly,lVlughapt, gets put 1 , - , " f? Merning, at' 'E'ig l:l lit o.or'l, ; cai - ries or Insidesonly,f i h toeS renrar kably..easy, with a Gnard throughout.. Pas - ses C r l' ll o l, Stamford , !Newark, 'Rut fot il, Doncaster, antl tleri , v '44.t. i ri ► . '(-. ,1 ioi Iron, Leeds, next inoriling. - • Not- N v . , 0 I L lt ( I,.(tistandng the uncommon Expeon of this _ cnach, it ,Is Z : 1 " 7- ed to by , tlic ninst. agi ccalle and eiimplete 'Public Cu.'o (Franc e ~in the North Road, being uncqualediii:.iccorninVa -4)11 by any other. . b tr G LASGOW, Lorigtown, Greirt t-g - ,reen, Atintiii,'llumfries lu,ownhill, 'Pllornhia,:Sirturpfliar-.Kiln,,( ativiock, Kingswell, •11pd 'attl'arts of SCollanil; a Pint Coach (daily). e N OR , `-,'Scarherrotigir,=Wirithy, Slifelds,' Siiirlerland, 'New re., 4nd Eilinflurglf,,NeW 1 - ',o,ur I as,ide Ct), with a, Gnard ~.."'oirglinn'ti Setsf 'tint Orel) , Morning 1;), yarnO f Newark, Ret lord , Tatleiiste r, ;Da rfi ng - teni , North:al er to n,ID ur hani , NI oi - 1.,' el ii • ;:nd Berwick. Passengers findiniethenisclves fatigued Min th e • length of the journey, .nfily'ret what ante they t'ease, :a i d then proceed on without an,yadditional Ftire.. , 1 / 4. Al.\ if Llt OROUGH, Swindon, Ramshury, nungcrford, and -fewliory,Post Cruicti, at Seven, licirning. ' lil t IDGEN",')II,II-1.&. Wal sal N env Post - Coach, every evening. ("CARLISLE. Pcnrith, and Whifehm.en, Four Inside poI,- , t ( h s th ? and' P. 9, ilk{ 11 'all the way, liases throrigli through, ``l'l:, l ,e°ll, Greatan rid4e, Itichipond, Cott crick, liorotig,bl,nidge, ether ,y, Abet : l . ol'd, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out f b_ it ry• ti t Y'lklorititlg, ;! , 11 ,1, performs ,t Ir. journey with. We. gi'entes, ''lv• l'as;ein , --• detained on the; Ifnad by business o Vels : * • ' ci s • . , , , . I, lv , have the peculiar advantage of their Ssats being se_ t fired in the next Coach. • • ~jiENItAI., Lanc;..ster, Preston, Kirby-Lmisdale, Bolton, t r 4) eley, 0 1 inskirk, anit(laritang • Post Coaches, tvery Aftter •,,!-)11, at Five o'clock.—Guarded. 4_LIVERPOOL. Warrington Krmtsford, Stone, and Litch joi:o, Post Coach, .crvacti '('lie Defiance, every Evening at' ~ ' e o'clock, to the Saracen's Head Inn, 'Dale -street, Liver -7"„"1.--Gnarded throughout: ,! \. ANIEFIELD.I , ,, S I;.c u a e Ii, every,Morning,at Half-past ti. , Ct !ESTER , Newpiirt, ' Whitthiti cli,Virporley, Nant wich, .)rt.laivieti, and INltddicwiell Post-Coach, every Evening, at , •elve o'clock. NSUNDERLAND, Stockton, and•Yarru, new Coach, ever} , ( ~,I r, ning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. . ''ANCHESTER, Winsiolv, Congleton,Newcitstle,-,Walsal, 1 "rut Wolverba in pt on , Post-:coach, everv,Afternoon. Gnarded. i 31-11 ' . . 1 "'FIELD and Rothei'llani - Post-Comai, called the Itueli t/ gliam, every 'Morning. APIRNINGHNI Post Coali, with a Gnard, sets out every p as t : "° oll _, and reaches Bizeiningliam next day at Norm.— t .,..' ,e , by Daventry, Sout ham, Leamington, Warwick, New- . • ,C . L'e, Lawton, and ' Conglettni, to the Saracen's lie - ai, Bull- 'Let, Birminham. I , tl -' l -n Northcas-e, Howden, Thorn,. and Doncaster, Post 1 4 -, evtsry M orn i ng t.t half-past Six, •to the Cross Keys, atri eh , HUH. 31 DOS, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ra insgate,Canter hu Ey, t - u '!''hani, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud, New Pos;:,- , a , c ,Oes, Morning, Noon, and Night. •'"' -r- ' 11 :1' Olt)), 'Ware Haldesdiiii and Cheshant couch, teerY Morning. - I , T VI . TFN li alf -4 1 - 14 M and Etimitriton Coach (daily), at Eleven, ' it - P as t Two, Five, -and Eight o'Clock. - svvi • ClO's Original IVazgons and Coaches, to •Nenviniry, f‘i.„ 4 - d un, Altibourii, Wootton-Haslet, Landiuurn, Eiringvr- u,'Chilton, Reading, and all Phites adjacent, daily. ,„_ _ . WAG I lONS. • s t - 1111 EL HEMPSTEAD, Wattoid and Statimmy,Thret 'lith e , ..,_ 'Week. ( 4 .. 'Ns, Beecles Bungay, nary, and all Parts of Suffolk, Lry Monday,' te, te t - r t EINWESTER, Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Glou t,Floee Times a Week. ),,,i, ' I HANIPTON Winchester, Rannsey, Lyndhurst, Ly -I,ur) 'glint, C ‘ hrietchur . ' h It'in•WckelFurdingl ' iridge tViiiihorn t i T' 1s ,I; of Wiglrt,Je ' N 4:and dnernsey'Waggi:ns (Daily): k'11t, 12 . - ' l tY, 'Hampton, andTwickenhain, Twice a Week, ~,i,(,...,ENWR.;11 and Wonlivicll, • etery Day. • Iv I \ I ,,CEN II ANI anti Edmonton, eve, y Day. ,'„ ii . ' s • MOUNTAIN and to. respectfully acquaint their 4 .4 s 0: 4 " 1 nre Public-, that they will not he accountable fur 'tzA4,,‘,; . '""lss l'asse44o'S Luggage, WI Rings, Plate, &c. or 4,,, . ' "'ill Five Peuilds Value,if'stoleu,loSt, or Jamaged; un , i I it,: vti itt'ul, s,: ,, la as:sncli, and the Insnrance paid for accoidingly, 'a Cell S' liersd lob, •:[lo . ‘sc , lii 11, Lotirlatt. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2 3, lBlB. CONTRACT FOR BIiFUER AND CHEESE. ROYAL HOSPITAL POR•SEAMEN AT GREENWIPA, December 22, 1818. S A UCH Persons as tri Ay be willing to Contract /11 / 4 .7 for'supr4ing this Hospital with BUTTER and CHEESE for Six orTWelve Montbs, may deliver in their Proposals to the Directors of the said 'Hospital at this Place, on SATUR DAY, the 2d of January, at Eleven O'Clock in the Fore noon ; and in the mean time be furnished with Forms of Propo;als, and a'cquaiirted with further particulars, by in quiring at the Ste*ard's °glee here. N.B. No Proposal will be received tater the hour aforesaid, uor will any be atteniled 'to that are not agreOble to the said Farms; 'nor unless the Parties personally appear. AD.111714:1,71 1 -OrkICA : , hrt. S, 18 18 • N OT ICE is hereby giren,"th4‘ Session of °ye) and Tern:int:r and Gaol Deliiwi•ys j'n- the Trial of 01: fences contmittd on the High Seas, within the s latinlictiott Qf the Admiralty 0. 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I z. ne. FOurth Edition, with an Appendix, containing' the COrves pundence between the Author and Messrs. Wilson and Lock hart? Advocates. F,rlittborgh : Printed for Francis Pillans, Ilanover-street ; and sold by the liivolisOers of tondOn, Oxford,' and Cam• brit:cc. " There is nothing so detestable in the eyes o( aßgood men as defamation, or satire aimed at pat t icular persons.— It thtsoves the utmost detestatiiiii - atid•diSZirifiagement of all Who have either the love of their country or the honour . 01 their religion at heart. 1 have trot scrupled to rank those who deal in those pernicious arts of writing with the' to and the 'assassin. Every hottest man sets as high's valbe upon his good name as upon lite itself; and I cannot hut think that those who privily assault the one, could de stroy the other, might they du it with the saute security and impuuity,"—Addison. To itie PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIri AND GENTLE*EN, FTER the very flattering Resolutions passed Alk in my favour at the late General Meeting of myPriends, and the daily increasing promises of support I continue to receive, I cannot but look forward with the most confident (topes of sueersto the result of the present contest for tl s e S4AT in'the DIRECTION of YOUR •AFFAIIIS„ The [)AY of ELECTION being fixed for the 30th Instant, ailtow Inc most earnestly to intre:, your early attendance at the India House, on that day, in my favour. Ladies and Gentlemen, Your *lost obetlieut and much obliged tumble Servant, JOHN G. ItAVENSII.IW. King's ilehd Tavern, Dec. 12, 1818. Ravensbaw's Committee meet daily at the King's Ilea(' raven', in the Poultry. • Grimsby, March 97, I 8 ts: A Spectiy and Wonderful CURE hr Mr. LIGNUM's ANTI sconBUTIC nYtoi;s. Paimith, daughter of Robert Robin son, of flninherstan, four miles from Grimsby, have been severely afflicted for eightee❑ months with a Scorbutic complaint ; my diStressing disorder first bCgau with loss of appetite, pains in my sides, sour belebings, itching and prickling behind my ears, from'which an ichoraus bumpily discharged itself down my neck, and produced many sores ; my face was also much affected with Scorhutic Eruptions, and my health daily on the decline, so . thileh so, that had I not been recommended to take pn- invaluable Drops, I had ere long been nunthere'd with the dead. • Six months ago my Fa ther purchased a 6s. bottle of your Drops, now sold at 4s. 6d. Drury, Printer and Stationer, Grimsby;• lay pen cannot des'ciibe the bmiefit I received 'from that single bot tle; the Sharp thin humour Irecame a white thick Matter, and by the timei had taken a second bottle my complaints disap peared, and, thank God, I now enjoy good health, You are at liberty to publish this case Mr. J. Drury will answer any inquiry personally, or by letter post-paid. We remain, Sir, your obedient Servants, iLANNAH ROBINSON. 'ROBERT ROBINSON, Father of the abut•c. Witnecs,. J. Drury, Printer, Grito,hy. To Mr. J. Lig:num., Surgeon, Manchester. These Drops are sold in motildvd square bottles, at 2s. 9d. 4s.'ti'd. and I Is. wholesale and retail, by Mr. Ligmani. Man chester; also by J. Evans and Son, 42, LonLf-lane, West Smithfield; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard . .. Barclay and Sons, 95. Fleet-ma rlcet; Edwards, 6G, St. Paul's church yard ; Buller and Sons, - 4,Cheapsidu, London ; and 34, Siick strc'eq, Of whom they he had, Slr. Lignnm's Improved Chemical Lotion; 2s. 9d. Also Mr. Lignum's Syphilis Pills, 2s. 9d. each hex, with di... reaimis. • Am! by one or more principal Medicine Venders in- every Market Town iu the United Kingdom. From the LONDON GAZETTE of Dec. 22. [This Gazette contains Addresses of Condolence from the Cities of Chester and York ; from the Bisbon old Clergy of 'Peterborough, the Bishop tint! Clergy of . Lichfield and Coventry, the Master, &c. of the Trinity lionse in 'Newcastle-upon- Tyne ; from the Boroughs , of:Doncaster, Reading, and 'Devizes the County of Linlithgow, the Town of Stirling, the' Common Council of Glas gow, the Merchants House of Gilsgort;, the Trades House of Glasgow, the 'University of Edinburgh, the City of Edinburgh, and several other places in Scotland, and also from Bristol. The Addresses were all presented by Lord Sidinouth, and were most graciously received.] BANKRVPTCY ENLARGED. T. A. Minchin, W. G. tarter, and A. Kelly, Portsmouth, hauliers, from Drc. 26, to,Feb. 13. BANKRUPTS. C. Emery, Browle:e"wood-end, !itaffordsli i re. dealer, to sur render, .lan. 8,9, at the Taihmt Inn, It ne;11;y, Fe b. 2, at Wolseley44ridge I nu,'Staffordshire. Attorory, Air. Tooke, Gray's. inn. _ _ i.. Hart, Southampton, grocer, Jan. 5, 12, Feb. 2. at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adam's-court, Old Broad street. J. Purcell, George-street, Lanibetb, victualler, Dec. 29, Jan. 9, Feb. 2, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. •Sbuter,'thank - street, tVestminster. 'f..'MarShall, Tong, Yorkshire, corn-dealer, Dec. 26, Jan. 9, Feb. 2, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Platts, Castle-street, Holborn. W. Tomitins, Nottinhain, hosier, Dec. 41, .lan. 1, Feb. 2, at the Flying Horse, Nottingham. Atturnry, Mr. Taylor, Field-nurt Gray'i-inn. W. Calwood, full, Lancashire, farmer, Ike. 29, 30, at the Nag's liead, Warrington, .Feb. 2, at the George Inn, Li verpool. Attorney, Mr. Chester, Staple •inn. R. Kirk, Leicester, liquor-merchant, Jan. 4,5, Feb. 2; at the White Lion, Leicester. Attorney, Nlr. Jeyes, Chancery lane. S. Ilorrocks, Bolton, Lancashire, manufacturer; Dec. 30, Jan. 16, Feb. 2, at the - Bridge Inn, Bolton. korney, Mr. Nleddolvcroit J. Morris, Woolwich, curdwainer, Dee. 2G, 29, Feb. 2, at Guildhall. Attorney, ME. Suter, Greenwich. 'T. Guidon, Ahlermalibury-postern ' iueteer, Jan 2, 19, F e b. .2, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Blandlord, litutowstrect, Berkeley-square. DIVIDE DS. Jan. 23, T. Clark and C. Gray, KeAwieli,Cumbcrland, nor seryrnew—Jan. 23, J. Whitehead, M. Howard, and .1. Had dock, .Cateaton-strvet, hankers—Jan. Iti, I).•Goodall and T. Wilkinson, Paternoster-low, crape-manufacturers—Jan. 15, L. Jordan, Norwich, engineer—Jan. 47, A. ('arson and W. Liverpool, nierchants—Jan. 13, A. Myer and IL Kenyon, I. , ;verpool, merchants—Jan. 12, T. Hedges, jun. Old confetrioner—Jan. 12, T. Thracliray and It. But trell, Greenwich, I 'lll , n-drapers—Jan. 18, J. Nl...re, Leices ter, svorsted-spinner- -Jan. 18. C. Cridland, anil . ll, Cridiand, Leicester, meeltants—Jan.:l2, J. Edwards, Bris tol, hatter. 1.2. W. Penaltina, Ilcl tuu, Cornw,ll , v eining _ way, grocer—h• Nlarshall, Kent, factor--K. SOtoleN, Patemostet-rsw,-bookseller--C, S. Ashford, Paddington, irontoonger—J. z,ihns u n Smith, High tiolhorit, linen-drapers—A. Toverer, dly tcnrst, near Manchester, woolka-cord-wanut.,s, er —it. Yorke, Flect-tninlirt, butcher. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. . . . T. Atkinson, :And 'T. Waters, jun., Newcastle-upon-Tyne, corn-millerg—T. and G. flasichtirst, 1 - larwortli.'N,Utittham- Shire, ),rich-makers—R. and T. Lomas, .Nfancittitec, corn dealers—J. Heath and W. Cotton,.Nottingliatn: whip-manu facturers—C. 14 , girett and T. Revell, Farm-street mews, Ilatiover-syntre, velem inityy surgtotts, 7 lt. N'tiruir ,and,. J. Edmonston, Culltnn-stret, Fern:hutch-street, merchant, — M. Lowe and H. ItutherilliStratfordithibt-waietouseovo... ['PRICE SEVENPE/cCE. VOR THE SUN. ON T .iE PETITION OF THE PROTESTANTS FOR CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. " It is good not to try experiments in States, except the ne— cessity be urgent or the utility evident ; and well to beware that it be the Reformation that draweth on the change, and nut tire desire of change that pretendeth the Reformation." =-BACON'S ESSAYS. MR. Emtoß,—Though an interval of several months has elapsed since I last addressed you on this most momentous subject, it has not escaped my continual observation and inquiry. 1 have been long in expectation that it would be resumed in yoOr truly constitutional columuS by the ener- Otic and able hand of a LANFRANC. This has been. any hope, and has, in a great measure, caused me to withhold toy humble efforts in that great cause which alike interests our FREEDOM and our LIVES. I am roused from my silence by thtz perusal of your Paper of flee 12th instant, wherein you give the Petition of the PROTESTANTS of Belfast in fa vonr of their Catholic fellow-subjects. That a single reflecting Protestant should deem -a Roman Catholic (who is secretly bound by his principles to overturn, if he can, no matter by what means, a Protestant Government) an eligible administrator of Protestant Laws, seems; indeed, wonderful ; but that a Body of Protestants eats, have been 'induced to come forward in the midst of a country where the true principles of Popes y are continually manifested before their eyes, is et fact ‘vitich, reported, was incredible,—attested, ap pears almost a miracle! I call upon those infatuated or misguided Pro testants (if.those men can be rightly called Pro testers against the Catholic Doctrine who esteem its professors as " loyal " and "of inestimable value" to an Establishment. designated at the present day, by one of their mosv learned Divines anti by the authority of their present Pope, as " the eldest of her Heroical Sisterhood," " a dead and unprofitable branch of the true Vine," fit to be hewn flown, and cast into everlasting fire I—uport the Advocates of such 1 call) to point Out ho nestly and specifically the positive injuries and bar barities under which the Catholics at this Empire are at the present day suffering. I have not yet been able to meet with any other than a general complaint that (in the words of this extraordi. nary Petition)" their just and reasonable claims of religious and political liberty are refused them.' Let some Champion of this " large, LOYAL, and, LONG-SUFFERING portion of his Majesty's sub jects" stand forth and fairly chew their particular ground of complaint. lie shall he met 'upon the field of candid enquiry, supported by irretragable proof, adduced front the anthenticated recoups of the past; from that IndauChely EXPERIENCE (the surest guide Wherefrom to judge the future) fvhich our ill-fated and, PASULTED COUNTRY has deafly bought. My fellwr Britons ! it shall be proved to you, that " the services of our Catholic countrymen," however " meritorious" they may Lave appeared under a PROTESTANT ASCENDANCY, (10 NOT entitle them to share in the Legislative power of this realm ; that instead of loyalty and attachinent to a Protestant form of Government, when they have partaken the legislative . power of this kingdom, their every endeavour has con stantly been to subvert the Protestant Establish ment, and - bring in the hateful yoke of POPERY ; that their principles, - religious and political, are as much opposed to our glorious e. Coustitution as they ever were—merciless, unchristianlike, nay subversive of the true spit it of Christianity. Cats' we see, without indignation, those bulwailts of our Liberty, those Laws which have so long se cured its from the inroads of oppression, tram mental slavery, and front the persecutions of bigot ry, abused and stigmatised as " a code (Arad and, barbarous policy, disgraceful to the Statute-book ?" And this by Protestants! Surely they know not what they do. Wherein is the " religious or po.s litiC , ll PERSECUTION " to which they so ground lessly allude ? Do they talk of persecution Now ? Let them bring forth a single instance. Is the memory of Mary's bloody reign forgotten ? Surely this proceeding will be kiifficient to arouse the energies of the whole nation. Let it be met by •Counter-Petitions from every quarter—let every' one who values the peaceful possession of his religion, his country, his freedom, and his pro perly, stand lot-ward and protest against the ad mission of Catholics first to partake, and in the end destroy, the Constitution of our beloved country., It is not perhaps that any thing new can be said upon the subject of (..Catholic Emancipation," as they call it ; but it is. the conviction that what is known, and has been experienced, ought conti nually to be impressed upouantl often recalled to recollection, which will induce ,me hereafter to, address you. For the pres,ent I shall, only say, that I see, ample rea , •on to be thankful to that Almighty Haull which loath placed us under the Govern ment-of a country, whet e every man may doe ship God according to the dictates of his consch that we may sit " every matt under his .own vine and fig -tree„ none making us afraid." Let usTeslst to the uttermost the inroads of Idolatry and Su perstition, -and to rwr descendants ham' down, unimpeached and uncorrupted, those • principles which we received from our Ancestors at the glo rious RuroastaTitm. ALBERT.